who murdered her mother. Jean Smart as Roseanna Remmick: A District Attorney Harry goes against during the Sanders and Peyton trials. She is known for playing dirty and being ruthless in court, which led to a judge dismissing the Sanders case and recommending her for disbarment, which she managed to avoid. She reveals that she had previously worked with both Oliver and Cassie. Won Trial Lawyer of the Year award, beating out many others including Tommy, because she nominated herself (which was against the rules) and intimidated the other board members so they would not disqualify her. Shows a lighter side during season 2, culminating in her telling Harry she's there for her to talk to after her first husband died, and showing up at the graveside with the rest of Harry's team. Matt Servitto as Judge Lucas Kirkland: A headstrong judge who deals with many of Harry's cases. He does not appreciate Harry's various courtroom antics. Christian Clemenson as Sam Berman, a lawyer from Harry's old firm, whom she butts heads with. Accidentally shot himself in the head with a nail gun in "After the Lovin'", to which Harry uses his state to settle for $3 million. He later sues Harry's firm for this. Frank Renzulli as "sleazy" Vinnie Delgato, a private detective, used by Harry for information regarding many of her cases, most notably the Sanders trial. Emily Maya Mills as Chloe Higgins, a client of Cassie, and later Harry in two episodes in the second season. Wanted protection from her ex-husband, whom she feared. Rigged a shot gun to shoot her gun her husband, but it was loaded by her nine-year-old daughter. Went against Harry and lied on the stand to protect her daughter. Eventually came around and she won the case. Matt Cook as ADA Cuickshank, known as "Choir Boy" to many lawyers because he always follows every law and regulation. Adam blackmails him by revealing his history with prostitution. Melinda McGraw as Amanda, Tommy's girlfriend who once sued him for dating her, while dating another woman. She is very protective of Tommy. Nancy Grace as herself, the host of a news program that is constantly disgusted by Harry's actions. Derek Webster as Judge Avery Beckland, another judge with whom Harry deals. Production Development This is the first television series that Kelley has not co-produced with 20th Century Fox Television—instead, the series is co-produced with Warner